Local notes on services funds and associa tions
Sunday will mark Father McNamara last service before westward trip to Cleveland for engagements. Tickets available today and tomorrow to avoid confusion. Edward W. Kinsley G A R Post 113 donates 113 dollars for Cooper family in Philadelphia. Citizens Trade Association to meet April 19 with Henry Washburn to speak on export trade. Peabody Institute funds and running expenses disclosed. Young Men's Christian Association hosts entertainment evening. Knights of St Patrick elect officers for the year with Thomas Daly as commander and a full slate of officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Associaton
Minerva Guernsey
Florence Sherwood
L. H. Samuels
W.8. Sargent
Association Hall
Knights of St. Patrick
Thomas Daly
Hugh H. Campbell
P. E. Rock
John Reardon
Credentials Committee Names Members Across City Wards
A Credentials Committee was formed with J. J. Hart William J. Burke Patrick F. Murphy John J. Nawn and F. X. McDonald. It reported eighteen wards represented by single delegations while Wards Seven Eight Nine Thirteen Sixteen Twenty and Twenty five have regular and contesting delegations or protests. In Ward Twenty Thomas F Shaughnessy seat is protested by Robert J Hamilton and Ward Twenty five faces a general protest by M F Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. J. Hart
William J. Burke
Patrick F. Murphy
John J. Nawn
F. X. McDonald
Ware
Thomas F. Shaughnessy
Robert J. Hamilton
M. F. Morley
Morley
Ward Twenty-Five
G. A. Wilson
Wilcon
Wilson
Hamilton
Mr. Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Stephen Sullivan
Metropolian Hotel
David F. Barry
Join F. Lynch
Lynch
Barry
Sullivan
Mr. Lynch
J. H. O'Neil
O'Neil
James T. Mahoney
Balters
Owens
O’brien
Leahy
Dean
Martin
Flatley
Ward Nine
Edwin F. Leighton
John H. Sullivan
George Fiyne
Richard Roach
McLaughlin
Noetice
Fire at Proctor's carrying establishment causes heavy loss
Wednesday's blaze at T. E. Proctor's carrying business destroys stock machinery and building with total estimated loss between 45000 and 50000 dollars. Insurance totals 53250 with multiple companies covering stock and machinery and building policies listed for each entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Proctor
Springfield
Alma
Queen
le Confiance
France
Hartford
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Philadelphia
Phenix
Brooklyn
Imperial and Northern
London
Royal of Liverpool
Commercial Union of London
Germania
New York
Hanover
Home of
Phenix of
Royal of Liverpoo
Bartford
Salem Mutual
Equitable of
Providence
Wales & Co opens a new Temple Place store with fashion emphasis
The opening of Wales & Co at Temple Place draws a crowded, cheerful crowd. Patrons praise the former Spalding & Wales connection and inspect the new ladies garment and children's wear departments. Elegant dresses in blue silk and cashmere brocade draw steady admiration despite dense viewing crowds.
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Establishment of Wales & Co
Temple Place
Spalding & Wales
Jordan & Marsh
Wales
Misses and Children
Missy
Boston Irish Land League meeting at Faneuil Hall
A small audience heard Hon. P. A. Collins preside at Faneuil Hall for a Boston branch of the Irish National Land League. John Dillon spoke on Irish suffering and reform, and resolutions pledging aid to land reform were adopted. A committee was named to organize and a follow up meeting set for Monday evening at Hon. Collins office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Bail
P. A. Collins
John Dilson
Irish Land League
Faneuil Hall
National Irish Land League
Thomas O’flynn
R. J. Flatley
Dennis Moore
D. B. Cashman
P. J.o’daly
Thomas H. Lambert
Colla
Boston
Irish National Land League
League
Ireland
Collins
Levene
John Dillon
House of Commons
Tipperary
Dillon
Land League
P. J. Flatley
Fanem Hall
Home Rule Party
Patrick Donahoe
Thomas J. O'Daly
Maine Legislative Action and Taxation Debates Report
The committee on taxation reports expediency of more just taxation and a vote reconsideration on double taxation bill was postponed to Friday. Wales moves to reconsider the Senate acceptance of an inexpedient report on bonds of liquor dealers. motion lost. Weights and measures: Senate reconsidered rejecting suspension to amend general statutes on weights and measures. The Maine communication regarding township reservation conveyance is referred to the Judiciary Committee. The tramp law and the twentieth joint rule are noted.
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Committee On Taxation
Mr. Wales
Norfolk
Senate
Maine
Township No 17
Range 7
Committee On the Judiciary
Massachusetts House Minutes Afternoon Session
The House reassembled at 2 o clock for committee reports On Liquor Law the bill to close premises in emergencies ought to pass On Judiciary a bill related to hiens on buildings and lands ought to pass The Savings Banks committee reported no further legislation needed Merrint proposed electing five bank corporators by depositors by July 1 1881 and asked for referral to the next General Court The State Superintendent of Printing bill was amended to 1000 salary and then engrossment refused Orders of the Day included several bills to be read a third time and others passed over to Friday Adjourned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Light Guard
Parker’s
Gov. Long
Gov. Weston
Gen. Moore
Beard
Col. Nath. Wales
Maj
Wellington
Samuel R. Field
Chas. L. Hovey
Fred. G. King
Seret
Leonard Hodges
Boylston Halls
Stonington
Dukehart
Wilson Post
Baltimore
Grand Army
Pratt Street
Barnum’s Hotel
Relay House
Washington
Boston
Col. French
Public Service Committee
Houses of Correction
Board of Prison Commissioners
Senate
Enneking
Williams & Everett’s
Paul's Bridge
Venice
Hyde Park
Jamaica Plain
Singing Beach
Manchester
Mass
Framingham Centre
Compton
Dana’s Beach
Holland
Williams & Everett
Washington Street
Charlies Love
Love
Speers
Houghton
Division Two
Nartis
Dunston Street
Isis
John Miller
Miller House
Washington and
Dover Streets
Miler
Park Street
H. M. Knowlton
Er. K. Hale
A. M. Curtis
C. A. Cranch
Knowlton
Hunt
Miss Koonton
Miss Curtis
Curtis
Immarie
Scituate Leach
Ok Pier
Kennebunkport
Neels
Cape Avunde
Sciuuate
Old Town
Newport
R. 1
Fierenu
Viola
Sunca
New Hampshire Woods
York
Newpot
Miss Hale
Katherine
Rhona
Mercer
Poston Theatre
Jefferson
Thomas Barry
Frank Weston
Madison Square
N. Y
Don Julie
Nellie F. Brown
George Riddle
Kate Ficla
Comedietta
Boytson Museum
Mr. Jessey
Nevada
Mr. Polk
Corinne Opera Company
Horticultural Hall
Harry Hamblin
Miss Neilson
Emma C. Thursby
Handel and Haydn Society
Ophelia
Ambroise Thomas
St. Paul
Haydn
Globe Theatre
Bishop
Otis
Hampshire
Lee and Hudson Railroad Company
Ashburnham Savings Bank
Jamaica Plain Savings Bank
Cape Cod Canal Company
Newburyport Water Company
Webber
Cambridge
Messrs. Tompkins
Wrentham
Bradford
Leonard
Fall River
Sherburne
Committee On Public Health
Sterling
Rand, Avery Co
House
Cook
Weymouth
Ware
M'ton
Thomas
Brookline
Committee On Banks and Banking
Merrint
Springfield
Rockwell
Boston Post
Sherman
Blaine
Gen. Grant
Mr. Sherman
Chicago
Robinsonian
America
Prescott
Cleveland
H. H. Warner & Co
Rochester
James Prescott
Warner
aplanFist
James H. Heffran
Emigract Savings Bank
County of Middlesex
Lexington Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charlestown
Medford Street
Salu Lexington
Grantea
Emigrant Savings Bank
John W. McDonald
Apl
Michael Keenan
Suftok
East
Savings Bank
Louis Abrams
Massachusetts
Portmouth
Dartmouth Place
Dartmouth Street
Appleton Street
Ngageway
Post and Long
Smatl and
Post
Dartmouth
Anna
Obas
Saxi Louis Abrams
Migrant Savings Bank
Foser & Sears
New Beauford
Kina
Chestnut Road
Rockaway
William P. Sargent & Co
Brockett & Tutte
New Haven
SLADE
Howard & Slade
Docior
Freeman
Rahway
New Jersey
Winthrop Morrall
Beacon Park
George L. Brownell
New Bedford
Concord
Depository
Coupe
Jinea
Shursday
Kentucky
Morgan Stuck
Gga Family Rorse
Kimball Carrryall
EIC
Kimball Bros
Vermont
Iso
F. Sargent
Hg Deposit
Boston donor funds Channing Memorial Church
Mrs. Gardner Brewer of Boston subscribed 1000 dollars toward the Channing Memorial Church. The Newport Republican caucuses chose delegates, a majority supporting J I Burdick for Mayor. Amherst prize awarded to N U Rogers of New Britain Conn for Latin examination. Multiple local incidents include mad dog attacks in Sanford Maine and Springvale, a man rescued from Newport Harbor, and scarlet fever impacts in Portland households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Brewer
Boston
Channing Memorial Church
Newport
J. I. Burdick
Bertram
Amherst
N. U
Rogers
New Britain
Conn
Sanford
Springvale
Maine
Hugh Cocklin
R. I
John Brown Clifford
Ellen Ayer Clifford
Wiliam H. Cifford
Thomas Brady
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Fall River
William Manley
George Mucce
Portsmouth
N. H
George A. Mudge
Isles of Shoals
Thatcher’s Island
George F. B. Leighton
Alfred
Norfolk
Connecticut
William W. Bramham
Edward
New Haven
New Hampshire State Reform School
Daniel Clark
Sarah Nimmo
Lowell
Mass
Pittston, Pa
Mining receipts and shipments update across several mines
The Caribou Mine reported 6116 ounces of silver bullion on Wednesday. Gold shipments totaled 4500 dollars from Rocky Mountain Bank on the 8th. New York received 12502 dollars in silver bullion by express from the mines. Acton Consolidated directors met in Portland and accepted a new charter with officers to be elected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Rocky Mountain National Bank
Central City
New York City
Express
Richmond
Eureka Leader
C. W. Kempton
Sullivan and Waukeag
Secon
Canada
New York
Silver Cliff Mining Company
Acton Consolidated Company
Portland
F. E. Webster
Highland Chief Mining Company
Leadville
Boston
Buena Vista Times
McCormick & Co
Storemont Mill
Pacific Express Company
Barbee & Walker
Salt Lake Herald
Robinson Consolidated
Lake Superior
Calumet
Lecla
Osceola
Quincy
Atlantic
Allouez
Col. Darling
Blue Hill
Milan
N. H
Baltimore
Red Elephant
Belvidere
Bodie News
Eage River Consolidated Mining Company
Colorado
Trio Silver Mining Company
B. Smith
Nner
Coe
Sullivan
Maine
Messrs
Wicker
Alta Montana Mining Company
Maren
Clear Creek
Independence Pass
Leadville Democrat
Wain
Crescent
Carbonate Hill
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John C. New
The
United States
Irish Relief Fund
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company
Paul Butler
Willis Farrington
Capt
H. W. Hunt
Chas. R. Brainard
S. H. Stone
C. Johnson
M. Clausen
R. H. Stearns & CO
BR. H. Stearns & Co
Ina
Kensington
No Man’s Land
Sumner Literary Association
Turn Hall
John L. Swift
Goy- Long
A. W. Beard
Richard S. Brown
George L. Rveffin
Col
W. A. Hart
Isaac S. Mullen
Eliah W. Smith
Anna C. Randolph
Christie
Bradford Thomas
Joseph N. Snow
P. Hatten
Beni. Co
Waiters’ Benevolent Club of
Young’s Hotel
G. F. Betts
W. Smith
J. P. Rollins
Chas
J. Cash
Chas. Gibbins
Wm. Johnson
Robert Carter
Andrew Banks
John A. Clark
Geo. J. Johnson
Allen Walliams
John Jenkins
Frank Butler
Frank R. Mathesop
Andrew J. Persong
J. 8. Putnam
Walter Long
H. Clay
Robert Edison
Geo. F. Betts
Aids
J. L. Murray
J. S. Betts
A. Randall
E. H. Thornton
C. J. Mulligan
W. M. Smith
E. Marshal
Barbor and Land Commission
Harbor and Land Commissioners
W. R. Clark
Foster’s Wharf Company
Foster’s Wharf
Secretary of the Treasury
Borden's Flats
le Francais
Jules Levy
George Wallace
Vse
and Albany
Phillip Kelley
Mill Street
Cheleen
Essna
Brian
John
Polmvcal
Democratic City Central Committee
John A. Andrew Hall
Thomas F. Doherty
Ward One
Ola
Isaac Hull Wright
John F. Dever
P. F. McDonald
William Elms
St. James Hotel
Young Men’s Political Association of
Ward Eighteen
J. P. Briscoe
K. J. Hartshorne
George L. Forbush
J .5 Durcan
John J. Spaulding
H.S. Stanton
H. P. Shattuck
W. Whitcomb
H. P. Stanwood
Sixth Congressional District
Republican Committee
Samuel Calley
Salem
D. L. Withington
Newburyport
Young Democracy
No. 15
Pemberton Square
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Union Hall
B. F. Stacey
F. H. Markoe
E. L. Patch
S. A. D. Shepard
M. Coborn
Germania Orchestra
Thomas Doliber
Rebecca Brigham
Stacey
Patch
Markoe
Fred. A. Jewett
Dunglison’s “Medical Dictionary
Charlies M. Frye
Charles Follen Lee
Ida Rebecca Brigham
John Walter Bachelder
James Sylvester Barry
George Richard Bell
Charles Andrew Boyden
Franklin Edward Boyden
Joseph Allen Chapin
George Sumner Churchill
Frank Clough
Charlies Louis Curtis
Willard Henry Cutting
Azro Milton Dows
Enigene Hamblet
Frederic Albert Jewett
James M. Kerrigan
Ele Henry la Pierre
Charles James Peters
Alfred Pillsbury, Jr
Gorge Henry Sanderson
William Edward Turple
Suffolk County
McKim
Horace Baker
Shurteff & Maxim
Frank W. Rider
Timoth Harrington
John J. Connelly
Charles H. Small
James Carleton
William Wallace & Co
Walter C. Coggswell
L. H. Packard
Ephraim R. Basten
Gideon D. Tower
Natick
Francis W. Bird
Henry R. Brigham
Levi J. Tower
Rouillard & Barrows
Silas Pierce
Assimmnee
Stetson & Co
Summer Street
Pacific National Bank
A. S. Foster
Lucy A.stetson
M. Frank Paige
M. Burgess
Hawkins Street
Somerville
State House
Ity Mall
Casper Crowninshield
Pinkerton and
Bartholomew
Wiliam O'Leary
Commonwealth Avenue
Board of Health
Chelsea Street
Baltinmore
Joseph T. Ryan
Back Bay
Highland
Harris and
Linell
Station Four
Mary Thompson
Mary Crowley
Utica Street
Crowley
George Riley
Hts
James G. Baynes
Harrison Avenue
Riley
Haynes
E. F. Warner
Minneapoli
Minn
Adams Rouse
Witham
Charles Martis
Haseltine
Kmneking
Gaiety Theatre
Minnie Palmer
Kalamazoo
Col. Ingersoll
Boston Theatre
Boston Conservatory OF Music
Boyiston Street
Howard Athenium
E. T. Stetson
Howard Athenaeum
Peabody
John P. Snow
Marblehead
Firemen’s Charitable Association of
Chelsea
Samuel Hutchins
Richard Butler
Haskett D. Murch
John A. Orcutt
John Wilson
Hamlet Street
Beachmont
Boston and Mystic Valley Railroad Company
Offie
Woburn
Stephen Dow
W. Twombley
Winchester
J. L. Butman
Mayville
E. J. Crossman
J. P. Thompson
Dow
H. ©. Hall
Witney, Warner & Co
Tremont Street
Thomas &. Clark
Castle Hill
Aroostook County
Legislature
Weights and Measures
Commonwealth
Hampden
Stone
Essex
Stouachton
Uus of
Separ
South Hadley
General Court
the Agricultural College
Bhoosac Tunnel
Troy and Greenfield
Hoosac
Troy and
Greenfield
Thayer
North Acems
Main Street
Arcenield
Union
Sterling Centennial
State Board of Education
State Normal Art School
Dudley
Northampton
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Rairoads
Hoosac Tunnel
NEW England News
Milton Mine
Blue Hill District
San Francisco
Grand Prize
Northern Belle
Paradise Valley
Savanpah
Bodie
Mitch
Journal of Commerce
Raymond
Seymour
Perley B. Hutchins
Huntington
Herrick
Albany
Boston Journal
Albany Journal
Stacyville
Boston’ Statesman
Gen. Ewing
Capital
Worcester
Parnell
Durham
New Jerusalem Church
State Bourse
Everett
Nahant
Faveutl Hall
Ingersoll
Savings Banks
South Boston Flata
the Sisters of Mercy
B. Y. M. C. Union
Prescott and Bunker Hill
Old Harvard
SOAPS
E. A. & W. Winchester
Parker House
C. Berkeley Johnson
Ber
Chatham Street
S. 8. Pierce & CO
Corner Court
Tremont
McDewell & Adams
Fearnaught
David Nevins, Jr
Hillside Farm
South Framingham, Mass
W. C. Strong & CO
Brighton
Reading Nursery
Towdom Square
Jacob W. Manning
Reading
Milk Street
Ec Posers
Sumac
Sicily
Canary Seed
Woodhouse
P.h. Tilly & CO
Central Wharf
Charlestown Street
Emerbon
Aaron B.gay
Holes Colman & Son
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
Jerome
Macdonald
School Street
Heal Estate
Suleavan Bos
Libble
Jehome S. MacDonald
Henry & Hatch, Boots & Shoes
Devonshire
Heston
Devonshire Street
Rhodes & CO
A. S. Richards & CO
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John G. Wilmerding
Bik Wilmerding
Hogast & CO
White St
F.G. Wolbert
TOWNSEND &@ FARGIS
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Market Street
W.B
New England
Lippincott, Son & CO
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Corner of
State
Aplé
Francis Henshaw
State Stress
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock and Exchange¢ Board
Chiba Mutual Insurance Co
China Mutua! Insurance Co
Scrip
LaBe
Aindd
Boston Athenian
Boston Music Hall Corporation
Carolina Central Railroad Co
Geths Shoe and Leather National Bank
National
Lowel! Manufacturine Co
New Market Manufacturing
Boston and Lowel! Railroad
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Boston Gas Light Co
Wellman
Austere
Webster National Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank, Amort Mentisetaring Vo
Wachinatan Mmn
Khaumkeag Steam
Utton Mills
Franklin Vo
Lewiston
Restor
Revere
Beaca and
Lynn
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Hilsboro’ County
S$ Kutland Railroad
Mort
KuUano Railroad
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co
Sis Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co
Isti
Barne
Shira National Bank
Seconu Naval Bank
Mercnaris’ National Bank
National City Bank
York Manufacturing Co
Pacific Mills
Waunbeck Manufacturing Co
Washington Mills National Market Bank
Brichtoeg
Newmarket Manufacturing Co
Cabot Manufacturing Co
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Franklin Go
Naumkeag
Boston Gas Ligat Vo Metropolitan Horse Railroad Co
Gla
Boston National Bank
Nauukeng Steam Cotton Mills
Fitenbure Railroad Co
Boston and Maine Railroad Co
Bosiston Mutual Insurance Co
Massachusetts and New Mexico Mining Co
Phoenix Copper Mining Co
Connorton Valley Railroad Co
Fort Wayne and Jackson Railroad Co
Fort Wayne and Jackson Railroad
Pata
Surance Bank
City of Cambridge
Metropolitan Railroad
Atlantic Insurance Co
Connorton Valley Railroad
Kutland
Mercantile Savings Bank Boos
Colony Railroad
KR. L. Day &O
Kichange
Keom
State Street
Exchane Sapa Auction Sales Ae S and
Satordays Atligva
Boston Stock and Rachenge Board
Itv
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Boston Belting Co
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co
Alto
Continental National Bans x Union Cotton Manufacturing Co
Middlesex Mills
Middlesex Horse Railroad Co
Northern Railroad Co
N. Tt
Huron Ship's Berth Co
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Counotion Valley Railroad Co
National Car Co
Mackay Sewing Machine Association
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Tuner’s West Shoe Association
Tremont Silver Mining
Ekuieka Tunnel Minine Co
Mitchell Miling and Miling Co
People’s Gas Light and Coke Co
Ascollateral
Frazer River Mining Co
Sagamore Mills
New Mexico
Tremont National Bank
Boster Pier
Lone Wharf Co
City of Indianapolis
Central Railroad of Lown
Scum ‘Lown
Dover
Summit Branch Railroad Co
Plymouth Rock Mining Co
Central National Bank
Sanford Steamship Co
National Exchange Bank
National Rubber Co
Bristol
Giode Nol
Massachusetts and
Enpie Mining and Milling Co
Arizona
Maverics National Bank
Union Electric Sign
Prescott Manufacturing Co
Cheshire Railroad
American Shoe Tip Co
Portland, Saco
Colorado Cattle Co
Great Fails
Conway
Eastern Railroad Co
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Frenant and
Elshorn Railroad
Weymouth and
Braintree Institution
Savings Oak
GC. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Lancastertreets
B. L. Foster Mohse
Warren Street
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand, Isabella and Cortes Streets
Boston and
RE. R
Park Square
Ferainand Street
Ferdinand Street
Isabella Street
Cortes Street
Ferdinand and Isabella Streets
Qty
Isabella and
Cortes Streets
Edward A. White
Simmons’ Building
Horatio Harris & CO
Brock
Valencia
Steamship
Virginia
Florida
Holbrook & Fox
Slice
Post Office Square
Webster, Marginal and Jeffries Streets
West Boston Savings Bank
Webster Street
Marginal
Jeffries Street
Lynn and
Apis
John J. Enneking
Washington Streets
GEO. Kk. Hichborn & CO
Court Street
Gray Street
Clarendon
Berkeley Streets
Hichborn & Co
Henry C. Bird & AD
Transcript
Algbert Howe
Ckr
Wii
Florsea
Offes
Isburch&co
East Street
Fieries
Louis Congdon
Teese Street
Austion
Ruggies Street
FH. W. Ames & Sons
API
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Depository
Haverhill Street
Moston and Maime Depot
Holt
Brewster
Corning
Whitecraper
Harper Road
Goddard
Ivers
Edward C. Riddle
Auctioneen
John H. Osgood
Auuctionser
Tawleyw Street
Bostom